TOTAL COMMITMENT
TOWN CREEK FARM MORE THAN 30 YEARS OF RANCHING HISTORY
Since 1993
Fresh Beginnings. New Brangus Genetics.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2025• 12 NOON TOWN CREEK FARM PAVILION • WEST POINT, MISSISSIPPI
SALE SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2025 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2025 ALL DAY CATTLE AVAILABLE FOR VIEWING 6 PM BARN PARTY SOCIAL AND DINNER 11 AM TOWN CREEK FARM BEEF BURGERS
TOWN CREEK FARM COMMERCIAL BRANGUS BRED HEIFER SALE TOWN CREEK FARM BULL SALE
12 NOON
VISIT TOWNCREEKFARM.COM
TO VIEW THIS SALE CATALOG ONLINE.
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GENERAL INFORMATION
SALE LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS Town Creek Pavilion 32476 Hwy. 50 East West Point, Mississippi 39773-5207
HOTEL INFORMATION Comfort Inn & Suites............................(662)327-9999 129 Brickerton Street Columbus, Mississippi 39701 Group name: TOWN CREEK FARM – $129/Night Room Block Cut Off Date: 10/2/2025 Hyatt Place Columbus...........................(662)370-1800 101 Hospital Dr., Columbus, Mississippi 39701 Rate Code: TOWN CREEK FARM – $149/Night Room Block Cut Off Date: 10/1/2025 Hampton Inn & Suites..........................(662)494-7802 5821 Hwy. 45 Alt. South, West Point, Mississippi 39773 Town Creek Campground.....................(662)494-4885 1405 Campground Road, West Point, Mississippi 39773 For additional assistance with rooms, please contact Alicia Everett (662)617-1532.
Town Creek Pavilion is located seven miles east of West Point, Mississippi, off Highway 50 (South side). Look for the Town Creek Farm sign near windmill. Map to ranch is on the inside back cover. AIRPORTS Golden Triangle Regional Airport (GTR) Columbus, Mississippi (Located approximately 15 miles from West Point, Mississippi) Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM) Birmingham, Alabama (Located approximately 137 miles from West Point, Mississippi) Jackson-Evers International Airport (JAN) Jackson, Mississippi (Located approximately 146 miles from West Point, Mississippi) Memphis International Airport (MEM) Memphis, Tennessee (Located approximately 147 miles from West Point, Mississippi) LADIES LOUNGE We welcome and encourage ladies to join us for the Town Creek Farm Sale weekend. Once again we are opening our Ladies Lounge for women to kick up their feet or curl up on a sofa. Our designated area is stocked with snacks and drinks. Open both Friday afternoon and Saturday. WiFi ready. Ahhh... KIDS CORRAL We invite the kiddos attending the sale to the Kids Corral for some fun-size activities. Kids can enjoy roping “Charlie” the steer to the Bouncy Bull. Come join the pint-size fun.
CATALOG CONTENTS
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
1 2 3
GENERAL INFORMATION
SALE CONTACTS
5 WHO GETS TO BE MOTHERS OF OUR BULLS 6 REMOTE BIDDING 6 - 7 GENERAL SALE INFORMATION 8 -9 TOWN CREEK FARM ADVANTAGES 10 30 YEARS OF RELENTLESS INNOVATION 11 FENCO FARMS BUYS TOWN CREEK FARM HERD 12 HERD HEALTH PROTOCOLS 13 BULL DEVELOPEMENT AND PARTNERS 14-15 PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE SPONSORSHIPS 16-17 COMMERCIAL BRED HEIFERS 18 BULL LOT DATA EXPLAINED 19-42 BULL LOTS 30-31 VIGORMAX BULL LOTS 31-32 THREE-QUARTER BLOOD BULL LOTS 33 BRAHMAN BULL LOT 43 SALE TERMS AND CONDITIONS 44 ZOETIS - OUR HEALTH PRODUCTS OF CHOICE 45 FER APPEASE - GET THE MOST OUT OF CALVES 46 PURINA - OUR FEED COMPANY OF CHOICE 47 JOIN FENCO FARMS ON OCTOBER 23 IN FLORIDA 48 TOWN CREEK FARM HERD SIRE REFERENCES MAP TO TOWN CREEK FARM - INSIDE BACK
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SALE CONTACTS
SALE CONTACTS TOWN CREEK FARM OFFICE (662)494-5944 JOY REZNICEK SUNDBECK (205)399-0221 Joy@TownCreekFarm.com CODY GLENN (601)508-8689 Cody@TownCreekFarm.com CLINT LADNER (662)812-8370 LOGAN PERRY (863)634-4810 MICHAEL AGAR (336)406-4143 WADE FISHER (254)319-5349 JOHN MCKNIGHT (501)281-1040 SALE DAY AUCTIONEER Doak Lambert, Decatur, Texas (972)839-6485 mobile INTERNATIONAL BRANGUS BREEDERS ASSOCIATION Rick Cozzitorto, Executive Vice President (210)503-4638
TOWN CREEK FARM TEAM • Joy Reznicek, President/Marketing
• Jim Brown, General Manager • Cody Glenn, Ranch Manager • Antonio Pierce, Bull Feeder & Maintenance
• Federico Maisonnave, Paraguay South American Representative
FENCO FARMS TEAM Jim Fenton (305)934-1705 Clay Cooper (352)302-2734
PUBLICATION REPRESENTATIVES THE WEEKLY LIVESTOCK REPORTER
Phil Stoll (817)366-7332 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Doug Paul (405)820-3982 SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT Scott Farmer GULF COAST CATTLEMAN Jimmy Fetner (334)863-0115
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Who Gets to Be Mothers of Town Creek Farm Bulls?
We don't often talk about cow herds as the key to producing reliable, predictable bulls. We're con f ident that few Brahman-in f luenced seedstock providers have applied as much careful T hsee rl ee catl i sotnr et no gi mt h porfotvhee mb ua tl lesr no ua lr acnuds tpormo de rusc tcihoonotsrea ictos mi ne tshfer oi rmc ot wh ehi emr pd rs easss iTvoewg ne nCertei ce kp oF at er nmt i. a l , production quality, and economic performance of the cows that produce them. Ensuring that the feet and leg structure are solid is truly fundamental in our herds. A cow’s four legs are her primary means of movement, supporting her daily activities. Having strong, healthy feet and mobility is essential for cows to comfortably travel across pastures for food, water, and breeding opportunities, which also contribute to their overall longevity in the herd. We evaluate feet every year for yearling heifers and cows, and any cow that shows signs of unsoundness is thoughtfully removed to maintain the health and well-being of our herd. We are committed to caring for our animals with the utmost attention and responsibility. Our cows need to have healthy udders and good suspensions, produce enough milk, and be protective mothers to stay as a part of the herd. The way a cow delivers milk is one of the most important traits we look at. Every cow and heifer is scored for teat and udder quality when they calve. Cows who do not meet these standards, are removed from the herd after weaning. Cow docility and behavior truly shape our herd. Disruptive cows leave the ranch. Bad dispositions can be inherited, learned, or caused by how we manage them. We have the power to influence all three aspects. Every cow that is open is removed from our herd. You’ll be surprised how uniform and consistent your cowherd will become by culling open cows. Cows that survive the test of bringing a calf to the weaning pens every year are cows that fit and thrive in your environment. Fertility cannot be treated as a secondary trait specifically if you are supplying breeding animals to customers. Our cows never have a chance NOT to be in production. When a female does not breed, no other trait matters . Dry cows are removed from the herd. They're not the same as open cows. A dry cow was once confirmed pregnant through palpation, but unfortunately, she lost her calf either before or during calving season. These freeloader cows are promptly culled from our system. Every cow that becomes a dam of a sale bull has tested negative for Johnes. Any positive cows and their calves have been removed from our herd. UNLEASH THE POWER OF TOWN CREEK FARM BULLS
These cows are the mothers of our bulls.
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GENERA
REMOTE BIDDING AND ABSENTEE BUYING OPPORTUNITIES JOY REZNICEK SUNDBECK (205)399-0221 CODY GLENN (601)508-8689 WADE FISHER (254)319-5349
VIDEO PREVIEW OF SALE OFFERING ONLINE Individual videos of bull lots (Lots 1-132) are available online on October 10, 2025. To view videos, go to www.TownCreekFarm.com – look for the link, IdealVideos.com or DVAuction.com. Commercial bred heifer videos will be available online on Friday morning, October 17, 2025. Videos by Wade Fisher, Ideal Videos, Hearne, Texas (254)319-5349. USER FRIENDLY BULLS Certain bulls will be identified as “UF” – User Friendly – on the supplement sheet. Bulls designated as UF bulls have temperaments that appear to be docile under stress and pressure conditions. UF bulls are highly recommended for single bull buyers who handle bulls alone or in small areas. Town Creek Farm makes every attempt to properly identify these bulls. BIDDER REGISTRATION Buyer numbers are needed to purchase cattle in the sale. Buyers may pre-register online at www.TownCreekFarm.com or register at the sale. Online bidders should register with DVAuction at DVAuction.com. SUPPLEMENT SHEET AND SALE DAY UPDATES AVAILABLE AT SALE Supplement sheets for the Commercial Bred Heifer Sale and Bull Sale will be available at sale time. Current scrotal measurements, updated or corrected information from this catalog and User Friendly bulls will be provided on the supplement sheet. Heifer supplement sheet will provide additional information including recent herd health activity, and updated and corrected information from this catalog. VISIT WWW.TOWNCREEKFARM.COM AND OUR FACEBOOK PAGE LINK FOR UP-TO- DATE SALE INFORMATION AND RANCH HAPPENINGS For up-to-date sale, information visit our website at www.TownCreekFarm.com or follow us on Facebook.
Sale day is an opportunity to view cattle, see old friends, meet new folks and enjoy good food. We hope you can join us. If you can’t make it, we have a variety of ways to purchase cattle without being present. SIGHT UNSEEN GUARANTEE When your schedule or travel plans make it impossible for you to join us, please take a minute and give us a call. We can assist you in satisfying your needs. Contact Joy or Cody to discuss your budget and type and kind of cattle you are seeking. In other words, please share with us what you would want to do, and we will arrange it per your instructions. Customers have placed their trust and confidence in Town Creek Farm year after year. This buying method is simple, easy and 100% satisfaction guaranteed. REAL-TIME PHONE BIDS A tried and true method of buying sale cattle is by calling in on sale day. This is a traditional method of buying livestock and is the suggested process for anyone who does not have consistent, high-speed internet. We ask that you contact us ahead to discuss your needs and budget so we are ready and set to go on sale day. Please touch base with Joy, Cody, or any of our sale contacts on page 3 prior to the sale. On sale day, we will call you before the sale of your selected lots. ONLINE BIDDING - CLICK TO BID DVAuction is a proven, secure and reliable way of bidding and buying in real-time during our sale. High speed internet is required for this option . Buyer numbers for online bidding will be issued through DVAuction prior to sale. Please follow instructions listed so you are ready to go at sale time. DVAuction representative Wade Fisher will be taking your bids. 1. Go to www.DVAuction.com and create an account under “create new account” tab. 2. Apply for bidding by clicking “apply for bidding” in the upper left corner of your screen at least 24 hours prior to auction. 3. Tune into the sale and make your purchases. General questions about online bidding can be made to DVAuction support at (402)316-5460 or support@dvauction.com.
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AL SALE INFORMATION
SALE LOT EAR TAGS ON CATTLE Ear tags on animals correspond to lot numbers listed in the sale catalog. SALE ORDER Bulls will sell in lot order. An individual video of each bull lot (Lots 1-132) will appear on viewing screens as lots are sold. Top quality bulls will sell throughout the entire sale as bulls are sold individually by pen group. Commercial bred heifers will be sold in groups of five (±) head by consignor. Groups will appear on viewing screens as they are sold per supplement sheet. Buyers have option to roll two pens of heifers at established price as long as heifers are from the same consignor. After three pens, price is reestablished through the bidding process. CATTLE LOADOUT Cattle may be loaded on Saturday, October 18, 2025, after 2 pm, or Sunday, October 19, 2025. TRUCKING At the conclusion of the sale, please inform sale clerk of your hauling instructions. Town Creek Farm makes every effort to assist in coordinating reliable and economical trucking arrangements. Trucking expense is responsibility of the buyer.
BREEDING GUARANTEE All bulls selling have passed semen evaluations performed by Pallone Veterinary Service, Dr. Mike Pallone, Rose Bud, Arkansas. See terms on page 43. TRICHOMONIASIS TESTED Bulls tested negative for Trichomoniasis on October 2, 2025, by Dr. Mike Pallone. BVD-PI TESTED Bulls are ear-notched and have tested negative for persistent infection with bovine viral diarrhea (BVD-PI) on October 2, 2025, by Dr. Mike Pallone. GUARANTEED JOHNES-FREE All bulls are out of dams that tested negative for Johnes. Bulls are considered Johnes-Free and guaranteed as stated. GENETIC CONDITIONS Bulls identified by pedigrees as potential carriers of genetic conditions were tested. RETAINED SEMEN INTEREST IN BULLS Town Creek Farm retains one-half revenue sharing semen interest in bulls. Buyers have full possession of bulls and 100 percent salvaged value of bulls unless noted in sale day supplement sheet or in the sale catalog.
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TOWN CREEK FARM ADVANTAGES Quality Assurance always comes fi rst.
FERTILITY - WE REFUSE TO MAKE AN EXCUSE FOR A COW
excuses or exceptions. LONGEVITY AND PRODUCTIVITY – WHOLE HERD DATA ON FEET, UDDERS AND TEATS
BULL DEVELOPMENT AND AGE OF BULLS
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INNOVATION • FERTILITY • ADAPTABILITY • DISEASE-FREE
Tt yhpei ci an ldl yu sdter vyeilso ipnecdr eaat sai nn gal cy cue sl ei nr ag t ye od urna gt ee rf rbouml l sw, we ahni cl ihn ga sr e taon dy ecal ar lwi nsg, sc.oTmhpi sr opmu tiss itnr ge mi net ne gdroiut ys as nt rde sl os nogne jvoi itny.t s , f e e t , TOWN CREEK FARM EXCLUSIVE IN-HERD SELECTION INDEXES EE aa sc eh , bGur lol wl otthl, i Fs tesr ti ni l -i thye ar dn ds eCl ea cr ct iaosns . i Innddeexxeess f oo rp tCi ma l vi zi ne g ss ec el encat ri oi on boyn oapnt iummabl leyr wo ef itgrha ti ti ns gi na ad jpuasrt teidc upl ha re npor ot ydpui cc t di vaet a , ca avl va li indga itni ot en rov fa tl sh, ea inndd ai vgi ed uo af lf iarns ti mc aallvri an ng k. Ii nn dg se xoef soruerpbr eu sl le n t os ifmf epr ilne ,gsat rneda ompl pi noerdt usneiltei cetsi of onr oofubrucl ul ss. t o m e r s t o m a k e DNA SIRE PARENT VALIDATION Athlrl obuugllhs DinNtAh.isDsNaAlechoanve been sire parent validated f irms our arti f icial insemination breedings, pasture bull breedings and f ield notes. GENOMIC ENHANCED EPDS Br euslul sl tisn stuhbems ai tltee hd aovne LGoetns o1m- 1i c3 2E nwhearnec ue ds eEdPtDo se. nDhNaAn ct ee s t pa nr ei md iac ltsa. bGi lei nt yo ma ni dc - ae cnchuarnacceydoEnPEDPsD(sGfEo-rEnPoDns-)pua triel inzte ga ne ndopmr oi cg et ensyt dr east au lftosri ni nacdr edai tsieodn rteol ipaebdi liigt yr eoef, apne raf no ri mmaaln’ sc e EPD . PERCENT BOS INDICUS CONTENT DETERMINED BY DNA PROFILER Po ne rec ae cnht Bb ur al lhl mo ta. nP earncde nAtna gg ue ss ac or en tdeent te ri smai cnceudr abtye lgye rneovme ai cl e d tpersotdruecstual tcsc furroamt e lI yg edneiltiyv ®e r sI nt hd ei c pu es rbcye nNteBoog se nI n. Td ihceu sg e n o m i c (c Bo nr at ehnmt aanl l)oiwn sBcrua sntgoums ecrast ttloe .aDc ci sucrlaotsei lnygkbnroewe dt hp ee r c e n t ue nnsduerrelycionrgrbe ci ot lborgeyeadni ndgbdreeceids icoonms .p o s i t i o n a n d h e l p s t o ULTRASOUND DATA By eual lr looft sa ga er e. Cual rt rc aa ss os uunl tdrea ds of uo nr dc ai rnctae sr sp rt reat ai ttsi oant ai sr or ou on tde do ni ne rceasrecaasrschtraanitds iisntlhiveehaignhimesatlsa.ccuracy for interpretations of
REGULATORY RIGOR – QUALITY ASSURANCE Td oi swe ansCe rpereekv Fe anrt mi o nh aa ns di nevreasdt ei cda trieosno. uWr cee’ vs ea nc rde taitme de ai nrtiog o r o u s me r aa nd ai cgaetmi oennttopersottaobcloi sl hf oar saanf ne tuya nl ce ot wf ohr eorudr t ce us tsitnogmaenrds . A l l sBaVleD-bPuIllws ihthavine 3te0sdteadysneogf athtievesafoler. Trichomoniasis and CERTIFIED JOHNES-FREE BULLS Town Creek Farm aggressively tests every cow for Johnes ds pi sreeaasde f. r To mh e odni se ecaoswe itso caonnot at hg ei or,ubs u, wt iht iicshpmr eedaonms iint ac taenl y pn au sr ss ei ndgf. rColmi n imc aol tph reersteonct aa tl fi ot hn reonutgahi l sf ercaapl imd awt et ei gr hdtul roisnsga n d d i a rBr he egai nwn ihni gl ei nm2a 0i n0t6a ,i neivnegr ya choewa l tahtyTaopwpne tCi rt ee.e k F a r m h a s uf encda el rDgNo An et et es tsst iantgt hf oer tJiomhen eo sf wu seianngi nb go .t hT hbel odoadmEsLoI Sf Ab ualnl sd of owr nJ oe hd nbeys obuyr t Bh eu lEl LP IrSoAd ut ec st it o. Cn oPwa rs t tnhearts t he as tv ep ot es si ttievde nb ey geai tt ihveer mw ee at hnoe dd ac ar el vreesmo of vdeadmfsr ot hma tt ht ee sht eprods. iAt idv ed iat iroenaal lsloy, rf er ems ohvl ye d . The level of certainty we get from both test methods esanlaebbleusllus stotobeenJsouhrneea’sbfsroeleu.te eradication and guarantee our FREEZE BRAND FOR IDENTIFICATION Ah el lrbdui ldl se natrief i fcraetei ozne -obnr atnhdeelde fwt hi tihp .tThoewi r no wC rne epke rFma ramn e n t holding brand is freeze branded on the left rib. FORAGE-BASED GENETICS Ep rf foi cf iiteanbci yl i toyf, fi .oer. acgaet tul et i tl hi zaatt iaorne igsr aa zki ne yg cwohme pn oont ehne tr oc fa t t l e a r e sc ha pa da be dl e uopf ho irgsht ar ne pd ri no gd ui nc twi oant eerf. f Ti coi ewnnc yC roene ka fFoarramg ec-abtat sl ee da r e saykseteymtoinprhoofittaabnidlihtyu.mid climates. Maximizing grazing time is FESCUE TOLERANT GENETICS Br erlai enfgtuos hceaat tt l set ar er es sc caar ruiseerds ob fy Bgrraahz imn ga nf egsecnuees. Bt hr aa th md eal inv e r it nh fal tu de ni scsei pi na t ceas t ht leeast upprpoldi eusc ea dn bi nyt ef er sncaul ec ot ooxl ii nn gs mb eet ct ehra nt hi samn any other breed of cattle.
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30 YEARS OF RELENTLESS INNOVATION
TOWN CREEK FARM’S GOAL IS TO INNOVATE AND MAXIMIZE TECHNOLOGY AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS
COMMITTED TO PRODUCING GENETICS THAT ADD LONG-TERM VALUE AND PROFITABILITY FOR OUR CUSTOMERS a m bOi tvieoru as "dBe rceaeddei na gg oU, pT ot wo Bn rCarnegeuks F" aprrmo j el acut nt oc hcer de aot ue r new first - generation 3/8 - 5/8 Brangus genetics. This if nr oi tmi a tt ihvee fionuv no dl vaetdi oan rsot bo uc ks t osft Br artaehgmy aonf barnede dAinngguus pt o fulfill the critical need for long - term sustainability of the Brangus breed. We have identified first - generation bull lots in our ce al et va al ot eg d. Tl he ve es les bouf lrl se tcaai nn epdr ohveitde er oosui sr , chuesat to tmo el errsa wn ci teh, and longevity. Extensive research has proven that first - g se e c n o e n ra d tion females, or females sired by first and - generation bulls, exhibit unparalleled reproductive efficiency and enhanced longevity. We have successfully weaned three sets of fall and spring - born first - generation Brangus calves out of Angus dams and sired by Three - Quarter blood sires and calves from Three - Quarter blood dams mated with Angus sires. Both matings have yielded the sought - after first - generation 3/8 - 5/8 Brangus calves. We firmly believe that innovation is non - ncuesgtootmiaebrles.tOoudrefliirvsetr unparalleled value to our - generation project stands as a tc eosmt ammi et mn te tnot ot ou ri nunnowv aa vt ieorni nrge ac sosmu rme ist mo uern ct .uTs thoi sm e r s about the future of the Brangus breed.
BULL OFFERING SELECTION TOOL TO ACCURATELY DETERMINE PERCENT BOS INDICUS IN BRANGUS In 2018, Town Creek Farm proposed the idea of icdaet tnl et i ftyoi nNge ot hgee np.eSruc ebns et aqguee on ft lBy,oNs eI no gdei cnups ai nr t Bn er ar endg uws i t h tt hh ei s Upnuirvpeor ss ei t, yr eosf uFlltoi nr igdiant tohde ecvreelaotpi oan DoNf IAg epnr oi tdyu®c t f o r IBnodsi cTuasu. rTuhsias npdr oBdouscItnpdriocvuisdiens i n f o r m a t i o n a b o u t t h e f luence in cattle, making it a unique genomic tool for indicus - in f luenced cattle. Bc oyms umme rmc ii an lgptroo1d0u0c epres ricne ns et ,l et hc tei nr ge sruelpt sl accaenmaesnsti sht e i f e r s teonvmiraoinntmaienntth. e appropriate breed makeup for their Town Creek Farm became the f irst breeder to rI ne dc ei ci vues Bf roosmI nNdei coug se np .eBr cuel lnst iang eosu rc r2e0a 2t e5ds wa l iet ho fIfgeerni ni tgy ® rbeuvl el . aTl ht he eT po we rnc eCnrteaegke Foaf rBmr at he amma nc oa nn tdi nAunegs ut so oefx epal oc hr e wanadysptroo support commercial cattlemen in bull selection f itability. We believe that understanding the bc or ememd ec rocmi apl ocsaitttiloenmpeenr ct oe netnahgaens caer et hae pi rohweer rdfsu al nt odo l f o r pro f itability.
HISTORICAL SALE AVERAGES
YEAR
NO. BULLS AVERAGE NO.HEIFERS
AVERAGE $2000 $2141 $1942 $2801 $3038 $2127
YEAR
NO. BULLS AVERAGE
NO.HEIFERS AVERAGE
2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013
134 142 151 150 127 140
$5108 $4528 $4435 $6672 $6890 $4738
244 266 279 263 288 258
2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019
139 137 132 132 128 147
$6640 $7440 $6483 $5229 $5666 $4725
199 209 210 257 198 214
$3300 $2885 $1974 $1900 $1979 $1605
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FENCO FARMS TAKES REINS OF TOWN CREEK GENETICS
“Milton and I sincerely thank our loyal customers for their continued support of our genetics over the years. It’s been an honor and privilege to serve you. We cherish the relationships we've formed.” MILTON AND JOY SUNDBECK TOWN CREEK FARM
MD iixsisei sNs ai pt ipoi nsahlaJruendi oarmS he mo wo.rHa be l er esctaolrl ey df rJoome Rt he ze n1i c9e8k9 tseulcl icnege dh .i”mC,h“aI fd yeoxup sr et iscske wd iht ihs og ur ar tgi teundeet ,i cs sa, ywi neg’ l, l “hYeo lupr y o u gTehneeyt’ricesrheaavl e truly made a difference in our herd. - world cattle that provide extra income fhreolmp i nc go nussi gwniitnhgl ahnedi f eprasyimn eynotusr. Ts ahlaens ,ksyoomue.”t i m e s Wes Williamson, a customer since 1990, emma pt ehransai lz et rda it thsa. t“ Mo uyr f ap trhoegrr at oml dh ma seatl hwaat yssupc rc ieosrsi tci oz emde s wWiet sh scaairde. f“uTl hs ae tl e’ sc et ixoanc tal ny dwsht ai ct kyi onug ’ vt oe ydoounre s.”t a n d a r d s ,” Auctioneer Doak Lambert, who has been with us sbiunicl te at hr ee ml aat er k1a9b8l e0 sh, eprrda ai snedd mo ua rd ea cghrieeavtepmr eo ng rt :e “sYs o.” u ’ v e THANKS TO THE TOWN CREEK FARM COMMUNITY AND GENETIC FOUNDER Milton and I sincerely thank our loyal customers for tI th’ se ibr eceonn tainn uheodn os ur papnodrpt roifv iol ue gr eg et on es teircvseoyvoeur .tWh ee y e a r s . cherish the relationships we've formed. Following the example set by our founder, Joe Rg aevz en iucse kf u, nh ca tsi obne ae lngbe on teht i ac ns thhoant ol ar sat nadn ad ct hh ea l vl ei sni goen. Ht oe build on his legacy. We believe that Fenco Farms’ dedication to pa nr eds be rr ev ei ndgi nt gh es st reagt ee gn ieetsi cds e, va el ol onpg ewd i ot hv et rh et hme apnaas gt e3m0 e n t ybeuayresr, swf ri lol mk eLeoputihs ii sa nl eagsaaciyd ,a“l iWv ee. wA si l lo fnoel loofwo ou ur rn e w b u l l cowherd anywhere.” That says it all.
TOWN CREEK FARM TRANSITION In a major milestone for one of the most respected sFea er md s taoncnkooupnecreadt itohnes sianl et hoef Bi t rs aenngtui rsebhr ee redd ,i nT oMwanr cChr e e k 2025 to Fenco Farms, based in Floral City, Florida. This purchase includes the cow herd, along with ee mn sburryeos st ha ne df usteumr ee no f i nTov ewnnt oCrrye ei nk iFt sa remn t' si rpe rt yo, gwr ahmi c h ci no nt ht ien bu ee es ft coabt tel ea ivnadl uu sa tbrlye. aF ne nd ctoh rFiavri mn gs gwe inl le mt i ca rneasgoeutrhc ee huenriqduuengdeenretthice hTeorwitnagCer.eek Farm name, preserving its Jim and Lynda Fenton, along with their incredible tl ee ga amc ,yaor fe Tpoewr fne cCt rpe ae rkt nF ae rr ms t’ os gheenl pe tci oc sn. tTi nhueeFtehnet opnr os uadr e pv ar al uc et isc aa nl , di ncnoomv amt ii vt me ceanttt lveaml ueens .wThhoe isrheaxrtee no us irv ce o r e experience and leadership, not only in their well - et hs et ai rb ll ai srhgeedc soeme md set roccika lBcraatnt lgeuasnodp oe trha et iro ang, rbiuc ut latlus roail n ventures, make them well - equipped for this role. In 2o f0 t2h4e, tYhe eayr wb ye rt he eh po rneosrtei gdi oa us st hBee Ce fo Immmp re or cv ieaml Pe rnot d u c e r s Federation ( BIF ) . TOWN CREEK FARM’S GENETIC LEGACY “I know how much your genetics have transformed op uo rt ecnotwi a lhteor di mopvreorvteh ee vpeans tm2o0r ey,e” asrasi ,daCnldi f ft hCeorded’ si ns gt itlol n fursoi mn g FTl oo wr i dn aC. rCel ei fkf hF aa sr md eavnedl oCpoe wd tCwr eo eekx cReal nl ecnht gheenr edtsi c s . Ha nedf irresmt paui nr sc haalsoeyda lbcuul lsst of rmo me r Ca on wd hCerief ee rk cRoannsci gh ni on r1. 9 8 8 Our longtime friend and customer, Chad Gray from
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TOWN CREEK FARM HERD HEALTH PROTOCOL SPRING CALVING COWS Spring Work • Staybred VL5 (45 to 60 days pre-breeding), • Deworm Ivomec Plus Injectable • Multimin (administer correct dosage for weight-never overdose) Fall Work • Bovi-Shield Gold FP5 VL5 • UltraChoice 8 • Deworm Valbazen Drench FALL CALVING COWS Fall Work • Staybred VL5 (45 to 60 days pre-breeding) • Deworm Valbazen Drench • Mutilmin (administer correct dosage for weight-never overdose) Spring Work • Bovi-Shield Gold FP5 VL5 • UltraChoice 8 • Deworm Ivomec Plus Injectable CALVES 3 to 4 Months • Bovi-Shield Gold One Shot • UltraChoice 8 • Deworm Dectomax Injectable Two weeks pre-weaning Heifer Calves • Bovi-Shield Gold One Shot Bull Calves • Bovilis Cavalry 9 (contains tetanus) • UltraChoice 8 • Multimin (administer correct dosage for weight-never overdose) • Deworm Dectomax Injectable Heifer Calves – Official Calfhood Vaccination Between 4 and 10 months SPRING AND FALL YEARLING HEIFERS Pre-Breeding Vaccinations – Two rounds of Bovi-Shield Gold FP5 VL5 completed after weaning and 60 days prior to breeding. • Round 1 – 90 days pre-breeding • Round 2 – 60 days pre-breeding, plus • UltraChoice 8 • Deworm Valbazen Drench (fall dewoming) • Deworm Ivomec Plus Injectable (spring dewoming) • Multimin (administer correct dosage for weight-never overdose)
SALE BULLS
30 days prior to sale • Semen Test Bulls
• Bovi-Shield Gold FP5-VL5 • UltraChoice 8 • Multimin (administer correct dosage for weight-never overdose) • Deworm Valbazen Drench
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BULL DEVELOPMENT
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THANK YOU BULL PRODUCTION PARTNERS Our Bull Production Partners (BPP) are an important part of our bull program and the future of Town Creek Farm. Each partner breeds and produces Town Creek Farm genetics on their respective ranch. The program is a finely tuned collaboration of genetics and management. Bull calves accepted to the program are co-mingled with Town Creek Farm bulls after weaning . ■ BLACK RIVER BRANGUS Lynn and Dana White • (318)452-0632 7718 Hwy. 12 Monterey, Louisiana 71354
■ COX CATTLE COMPANY Ryan Cox • (205)351-1415 Michael Cox, DVM 2605 Co Rd 77 Clanton, Alabama 35045 ■ DE SANTIS ANGUS Andy DeSantis • (662)295-8723 31071 Hwy. 50 E West Point, Mississippi 39773
■ MEADOWVIEW RANCH Greg and Beth Powell • (601)940-7060 County Road 85 Aliceville, Alabama 35442 ■ DOUBLE A CATTLE COMPANY Michael and Alan Agar • (336)406-4143 3043 CR 1166 Troy, Alabama 36079
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TOWN CREEK FARM IS HONORED TO SPONSOR PROFESSIONAL ATHLETES TOWN CREEK FARM ATHLETES CONTINUE TO DOMINATE PROFESSIONAL STEER WRESTLING. TYLER WAGUESPACK, A FIVE-TIME WORLD CHAMPION, AND WILL LUMMUS, A TWO-TIME RESERVE WORLD CHAMPION, CONTINUE TO DOMINATE STEER WRESTLING. PROFESSIONAL ROPER MARCUS THERIOT OF MISSISSIPPI IS MAKING A NAME AS AN ALL-AROUND ATHLETE. THIS YEAR WE ADDED JUNIOR PRO WAKEBOARDER, LANE HUERKAMP, OF MACON, MISSISSIPPI, TO OUR SPONSORSHIP.
TYLER WAGUESPACK
WILL LUMMUS
MARCUS THERIOT
TYLER WAGUESPACK GONZALES, LOUISIANA • Five Time World Champion Professional Steer Wrestler
MARCUS THERIOT LUMBERTON, MISSISSIPPI • Professional Team Roper (Header) • Professional Tie-Down Roper • Currently Ranked 16th in the World (All-Around) 2023 NRF Qualifier 2025 HIGHLIGHTS All-Around • Won the Deep South PRCA Rodeo (Winnsboro, La.) • Won the Okeechobee (Fla.) Cowtown Rodeo • Won the 97th Annual Arcadia All Florida Championship Rodeo • Won the Weekley Brothers Davie (Fla.) Pro Rodeo • Won the Fort Myers Pro Rodeo (North Fort Myers, Fla.) • Won the Starkville (Miss.) Rotary Rodeo • Won the Manatee Pro Rodeo (Palmetto, Fla.) • Won the Country Way Town Square Pro Rodeo (Newberry, Fla.) • Won the 11th Annual Arcadia (Fla.) Fall Rodeo • Won the Northwest Florida Championship Rodeo (Bonifay, Fla.)
WILL LUMMUS NATIVE OF WEST POINT, MISSISSIPPI • 2024 World Reserve Champion Professional Steer Wrestler • Currently Ranked 1st in the World • 2022 World Reserve Champion Professional Steer Wrestler • 2021 World Average Title and
• Currently Ranked 5th in the World • 2023, 2022, 2021, 2018, 2016 World Champion Professional Steer Wrestler • 2018 World Average Title Professional Steer Wrestler • 2016 World Average Title Professional Steer Wrestler • Eight Time NFR Qualifier • 7-Year Town Creek Farm Bull Buyer 2025 HIGHLIGHTS • Won the Dodge City (Kan.) Roundup Rodeo • Won the Deep South PRCA Rodeo (Winnsboro, La.)
World Reserve Champion Professional Steer Wrestler • Eight Time NFR Qualifier
• Coach of Northwest Mississippi Community College Rodeo Team 2025 HIGHLIGHTS • Won the 2025 American Rodeo • Won the Horse Heaven Roundup Rodeo (Kennewick, Wash.) • Won the Reno (Nev.) Rodeo • Won Hoy Kiwanis Rodeo (Clarksville, Tenn.) • Won the 154th Silver Spurs Rodeo (Kissimmee, Fla.) • Won the Homestead (Fla.) Championship Rodeo • Co-champion Wild Bill Hickok Rodeo (Abilene, Kan.), Livingston (Mont.) Rodeo
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LANE HUERKAMP MACON, MISSISSIPPI • Junior Professional Wakeboarder • 2025 World Champion WWA Junior Pro Women’s Walkboard World Championship • 2024 National Champion WWA Junior Pro Women’s Wakeboard National Championship 2025 HIGHLIGHTS • 2025 Reserve National Champion WWA Junior Pro Women’s Wakeboard National Championship
• 2025 World Champion WWA Junior Pro Women’s Walkboard World Championship
LANE HUERKAMP
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COMMERCIAL BRED HEIFERS
HEIFER SALE GUIDELINES • Heifers are second generation or more Town Creek Farm genetics.
QUALITY ASSURANCE COMES FIRST. This heifer program offers Town Creek Farm customers a marketing opportunity for their heifers. Fenco Farms will continue to offer this opportunity. The heifer offerings are ranch-raised or source-verified, genetically tracked, and uniform heifers are bred to Town Creek Farm bulls. Heifers are black (white acceptable on udder) and will likely produce black calves, but no guarantees on calf color. Sale heifers are viewable at the Town Creek Farm Sale Facility from October 16-18, 2025. They will be sold in groups of five via video, with buyers able to buy up to three pens from the same consignor at the set price. Beyond three pens, prices are re-established through a bidding process.
• Heifers are bred to Town Creek Farm bulls suitable for calving ease on heifers and bred for 60 days or less. • Heifers are bred to calve at 30 months of age or younger. • Heifers have been certified safe in calf or confirmed bred by a veterinarian or ultrasound technician within 30 days of the sale (certification is mailed to buyers after completion of sale). Pregnant heifers are considered breeders without further guarantee.
LOTS 201 - 240 River Oaks Farm, John McKnight (501)281-1040 • Searcy, Arkansas 25-YEAR CONSIGNOR
can handle them on foot. They've become by far the gentlest group we've ever raised. Plus, they're completely broken to a single-strand electric polywire fence, making them easy to manage.
Group 1: Brangus heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls and out of Town Creek Farm Brangus dams. Bred to low birthweight TCF Integrity 9733G and TCF Integrity 036F7. Calving from November 5, 2025 to December 29, 2025. Group 2: Brangus heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls and out of Town Creek Farm Brangus dams. Bred to TCF Integrity
LOTS 256 - 265 Megehee Cattle Company, Jacob Megehee (662)361-1941 • Macon, Mississippi 22-YEAR CONSIGNOR
These Brangus heifers are sired by CCR Sleep Easy 9L2, CCR Integrity 355S4, CCR Thunder 641R4, and CCR Integrity 036P9. They are bred to TCF Integrity 994G2 and TCF Rapid Reward 743H. Calving from November 30, 2025 to January 26, 2026. Comments: Using Cow Creek and Town Creek bulls since 1999, we have focused on low birthweight bulls, building our Brangus-based herd by saving back heifers with good attitudes to have multiple generations of Town Creek genetics. Our herd is user-friendly, easy calving, and easy keeping. They raise their calves on grass in summer and hay with protein supplement in winter to keep our herd in good condition year-round. The heifers' pelvic measurements were taken on June 11, 2025. Every heifer measured 218 square centimeters or more. LOTS 266 - 285 Montgomery Farms, Mark Montgomery, (256)476-1268 • Moulton, Alabama 17-YEAR CONSIGNOR Brangus and Ultrablack heifers sired by TCF Integrity 96J2. Heifers bred to calving ease TCF Pathfinder 2028K2. Calving from November 28, 2025 to January 28, 2026. Comments: These are a nice set of bucket-broke, easy- keeping heifers that were worked on four-wheelers and on foot. After weaning, the heifers were raised on grass and hay supplemented with feed. Overall, this is a solid group of heifers.
130F and TCF Sleep Easy 130D7. Calving from December 7, 2025 to January 28, 2026.
Group 3: Brangus heifers sired by Town Creek Farm bulls and out of Town Creek Farm Brangus dams. Bred to low birthweight TCF Integrity 9733G and TCF Integrity 036F7. Calving from March 4, 2026 to April 12, 2026 . Comments: River Oaks Farm takes pride in offering some of the most highly desirable, ranch-ready replacement heifers in the industry. This is an impressive and dependable group of strong, functional heifers that ranchers will truly appreciate.
LOTS 241 - 255 CP Bar Brangus, Paul and Chad Gray, (662)809-9988 • Holcomb, Mississippi 26-YEAR CONSIGNOR
This set of stacked Town Creek Farm genetics, all sired by TCF Rapid Reward 23G, is a true multi-generational lineup. Bred to low birthweight TCF Integrity 2G4. Calving from January 23, 2026 to March 24, 2026 . Comments: It's been such a joy to watch this group of forage- developed heifers grow and develop. We weaned them last fall and fed them with buckets for just 45 days. Afterwards, they were moved onto some of the best ryegrass we've seen in years, with no supplemental feed and minimal hay. They are by far the gentlest set we have ever raised, and basically anyone
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COMMERCIAL BRED HEIFERS
LOTS 286 - 300 B&B Farm, Gerome Burrell (334)216-2292 • Linden, Alabama 13-YEAR CONSIGNOR
fertility, and steady growth. Well-tamed and adaptable, they’re accustomed to handling on foot, horseback, or ATV. Sired by Town Creek’s elite bulls, they offer maternal efficiency, structural correctness, and calm dispositions — hardy, low-input cattle that add long-term value to any herd. LOTS 341 - 364 Spur W Cattle Company, Corey and Bonnie White (662)803-8815 • Preston, Mississippi 4-YEAR CONSIGNOR These Brangus heifers represent decades of Town Creek Farm genetics with great maternal qualities. Group 1: Heifers A.I.’d to TCF Sleep Easy 241K22. A.I. breeding followed by pasture bull breeding to TCF Sleep Easy 46H and TCF Rapid Reward 78L2. Calving from December 20, 2025 to February 18, 2026 . Group 2: Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 4861L6 and TCF Rapid Reward 78L2. Calving from February 20, 2026 to April 21, 2026 Comments: These docile, moderate frame heifers are hand- fed daily while our seven-year-old daughter, Nora Kate, walks the bunks. Heifers are worked on horse, ATV and foot. Spur W specializes in heifer development, so be assured these heifers are on the right track. These are the stoutest females we have offered, and we are proud of their performance. Great addition to any herd!.
Town Creek Farm multi-gen heifers sired by TCF Integrity 100J6 and TCF Rapid Reward 698F4. Bred to calving ease bull TCF Sleep Easy 610J3. Calving from November 11, 2025 to January 12, 2026 .
LOTS 301 - 330 Longino Ranch, Inc. Cliff Coddington, Manager (941)737-7859 • Sidell, Florida 11-YEAR CONSIGNOR
Brangus heifers representing 16 generations of Town Creek Farm and Cow Creek Ranch genetics. Heifers were A.I.’d to TCF Integrity 4861F7 and TCF Sleep Easy 241K22. Followed with pasture service by TCF Rapid Reward 1K2, TCF Rapid Reward 610L, TCF Integrity 312L4. Calving from November 27, 2025 to January 20, 2026 . Comments: Longino Ranch, is a large ranch located in Southwest Florida, along the eastern border of Sarasota County lying due north of Charlotte Harbor. The ranch is about 50% improved pasture with the remaining 50% in native flat woods, hammocks, and wetlands. A very tough environment. Cattle are managed mostly on horseback, but will come to a side-by-side, tractor, or pickup. Over the last 20 years, we have stacked Cow Creek Ranch and Town Creek Farms genetics into our cow herd to make a cow that is efficient. She will eat low-quality forage, keep a body score of five or better, reproduce each year while raising a calf on her side that will compete with most any other calf in the feedyard. These heifers are right out of the top of our heifer replacements. Heifers are bred at 12 to 14 months of age, where we get between 55% to 60% bred by AI. To say that they are highly fertile would be an understatement. This set of heifers should fit anyone’s outfit. These heifers have small swallowfork ear notches for each set of vaccinations while on the ranch. LOTS 331 - 340
LOTS 365 - 377 Eaves Farm, Daniel Eaves (662) 803-8815 • Preston, Mississippi FIRST YEAR CONSIGNOR
Brangus heifers that represent many, many generations of Town Creek Farm heritage. Heifers A.I.’d to TCF Sleep Easy 241K22. A.I. breeding followed by pasture bull breeding to TCF Integrity 53L. Calving from December 20, 2025 to February 18, 2026 . Comments: These heifers were developed under the high- quality care and management of Spur W Cattle Company.
LOTS 378 - 387 Riverview Farms, LLC, David Hudson (662) 803-8815 • Tuscaloosa, Alabama FIRST YEAR CONSIGNOR
Lowell Dollar Farms, Lowell E. Dollar, (229)254-1110 • Bainbridge, Georgia 8-YEAR CONSIGNOR
Brangus heifers showcasing lineage from multiple generations of Town Creek Farm genetics. Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 4861L6 and TCF Rapid Reward 78L2. Calving from February 20, 2026 to April 21, 2026 Comments: These heifers were developed after weaning right to sale time with the Spur W Cattle Company heifers, ensuring they received the best care and attention during this important development stage. Heifers are gentle and calm, and they are hand-fed daily. They are handled using horses, on ATVs, and on foot.
Heifers are stacked Town Creek Farm genetics sired by a strong line-up of top Town Creek Farm herd bulls. Heifers bred to TCF Integrity 14K2, TCF Bravo 96K, TCF Integrity 78K5, and TCF Sleep Easy 587J4. Calving from December 26, 2025 to February 25, 2026. Comments: Forage-raised and backed by top genetics, these heifers have been nurtured on irrigated forage for sound health,
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LOT DATA INFORMATION
DNA COLOR COAT AND HORNED/POLLED TEST RESULTS - SEE PAGE 31
DNA Percent Brahman and angus
1ST generation 5/8-3/8 Brangus
PRIVATE HERD NO.
DATE OF BIRTH
Lot Number
2
TCF GIDEON 470L3 ED/E+ HPc PHN: 470L3 DOB: 9/6/2023 1st Gen Heifer Bull-N Brangus(Angus 60% Brahman 40%) Scurs R10544436 BOYD GRANITE PAVER 62 CONNEALY BLACK GRANITE
heifer bull
N - NATURAL SIRED AI - ARTIFICIAL INSEMINATION SIRED ET - EMBRYO TRANSPLANT CONCEIVED
breed
REGISTRATION NUMBER
RC GRANITE PAVER J142
BOYD EVERELDA ENTENSE 910
EA20302522
RC BLACKBIRD C129
A A R TEN X 7008 S A RC BLACKBIRD Y129 KCC 459 OF 292 - 341 KCC 451 OF 340 - 309 YEARLING ULTRASOUND
polled or scurs
KCC 615 OF 459-45
TCF LADY BURMA DUBO 470J4
INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCE
C10486506
TCF LADY BURMA DUBO 470E2 G A R MOMENTUM KCC 470 OF 475-281
in-herd indexes
Town Creek Farm In-Herd Indexes BW WW Actual Year Ultrasound
Age
CEI
GI
FI
CI
Actual
Weight
FAT IMF REA/CWT of Dam
age of dam
1.00 0.58 0.29 0.83 40 lbs. 613 lbs. 1255 lbs. 0.30 6.71% 1.25 2 Years
EPDS Expected Progeny Differences
Heifer
Cow Indexes
CED BW WW YW MILK TM CEM SC REA IMF Preg Stay Wt. TI FI 12.7 -3.3 23.0 59.0 9.0 21.0 3.68 0.38 0.56 0.81 5.22 2.64 5.84 4.89 3.89
epds
■ BREED Brangus are (3/8) Brahman and (5/8) Angus according to By-Laws of International Brangus Breeders Association. Ultrablacks are registered composite animals with validated and documented lineage that are between 12.5% and 87.5% Brangus breeding. VigorMax™ is a trademarked name by Town Creek Farm to identify animals that are 50% Brahman and 50% Angus. They also are identified as half-bloods. ■ PERCENT ANGUS Percent Angus and Brahman stated on each lot as determined by DNA testing with Igenity® Indicus by Neogen. ■ EPDS EPDs are an estimate of an animal’s genetic merit for a particular trait. BW Birth Weight. Predicts size of calf. CED Calving Ease Direct is expressed as a difference in percentage of unassisted births, with a higher value indicating greater calving ease in first-calf heifers. It predicts the average difference in ease with which a sire's calves will be born when he is bred to first-calf heifers. WW Weaning Weight. YW Yearling Weight Milk Milk TM Total Maternal (one-half weaning plus milk) CEM Calving Ease Maternal is expressed in weight as a difference in percentage of unassisted births with higher values indicating greater calving ease in first-calf daughters. It predicts the average ease with which a sire's daughters will calve as first-calf heifers when compared to daughters of other sires. SC Scrotal Circumference REA Ribeye Area IMF % Intramuscular Fat HEIFER PREG Heifer Pregnancy EPD measures the probability that a cow will have a calf as a two-year-old. STAYABILITY measures the probability that a cow will still be in the herd at six years old. COW WT. Mature Cow Weight EPD is a prediction of the cow’s weight as a five-year-old with adjustments for age and body condition score. TI Terminal Index is a function of birth, weaning, and yearling weights, milk, ultrasound, ribeye area and intramuscular fat. FI Fertility Index will be a function of the heifer pregnancy, stayability, mature cow weight, and intramuscular fat, among other fertility measurements.
■ HEIFER BULL Bulls marked heifer bulls (upper right hand corner of each bull lot) are suitable to use on virgin heifers. ■ BULL-AI Bull was conceived by artificial insemination. ■ BULL-N Bull was conceived by natural bull service. ■ BULL-ET Bull was conceived from embryo and raised by recipient dam.
■ POLLED/SCURS Smooth polled or scurs. ■ INDIVIDUAL BULL PERFORMANCE BIRTH WEIGHT is actual birth weight of the bull.
WEANING WEIGHTS are adjusted to 205 days (weaning weight). Bulls were weaned in different contemporary groups and some were raised at different environmental locations. These factors should be considered when comparing weaning weights. YEARLING WEIGHTS are actual weights on ultrasound dates or adjusted to 365 days of age. ■ AGE OF DAM Age of Dam is the age of the bull’s mother (dam) when she calved (with the bull lot being sold). ■ ACTUAL YEARLING ULTRASOUND Measurements listed are actual ultrasound measurements taken by Donnie Robertson in April 2025 and November 2024. The measurements are not adjusted for age. FAT (also called fat thickness or backfat) is an external fat measurement in inches taken between the 12th and 13th ribs. IMF Intramuscular fat (IMF) is measured as a percentage of fat. Percent IMF is an indicator trait for marbling. REA/CWT Ribeye area per hundred weight is calculated in square inches of ribeye area per 100 lbs. of weight (cwt) at ultrasound. ■ IN-HERD INDEXES Town Creek Farm produces an in-herd analysis of the Town Creek Farm bull offering on adjusted phenotypic data collection points. These numbers represent a validation of the individual animal rankings of the Town Creek Farm bull offering. Ranking is from 0 (lowest) to 1.0 (highest). CEI Calving Ease. Average Calving Ease Index of bulls cataloged is .45. (higher index number indicates greater calving ease.) GI Growth. Average Growth Index of bulls cataloged is .53. FI Fertility. Average Maternal Index of bulls cataloged is .51. CI Carcass. Average Carcass Index of bulls cataloged is .46.
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TCF GRANITE PAVER 555L4 ED/E+ PcPc PHN: 555L4 DOB: 10/7/2023 1st Gen Heifer Bull-N Brangus (Angus 62% Brahman 38%) Scurs R10544938 BOYD GRANITE PAVER 62 CONNEALY BLACK GRANITE
RC GRANITE PAVER J142
BOYD EVERELDA ENTENSE 910
EA20302522
RC BLACKBIRD C129
A A R TEN X 7008 S A RC BLACKBIRD Y129
MR KALLION 1352
MR MENDEL DE KALLION 436
TCF MISS IMPARISTRE 555H3
MISS KALLION
C10506393
TCF MISS IMPARISTRE 555F2 CONNEALY BLACK GRANITE BK 555 OF 362 - 336
Town Creek Farm In-Herd Indexes BW WW Actual Year Ultrasound
Age
CEI
GI
FI
CI
Actual
Weight
FAT IMF REA/CWT of Dam
0.82 0.71
0.47 0.82 67 lbs. 628 lbs. 1171 lbs. 0.28 5.61% 1.23 3 Years
EPDS Expected Progeny Differences
Heifer
Cow Indexes
CED BW WW YW MILK TM CEM SC REA IMF Preg Stay Wt. TI FI 7.9 -0.5 31.0 63.0 10.0 26.0 3.27 -0.46 0.57 0.52 3.76 2.31 7.10 4.17 3.47 TCF GIDEON 470L3 ED/E+ HPc PHN: 470L3 DOB: 9/6/2023 1st Gen Heifer Bull-N Brangus(Angus 60% Brahman 40%) Scurs R10544436 BOYD GRANITE PAVER 62 CONNEALY BLACK GRANITE 2
RC GRANITE PAVER J142
BOYD EVERELDA ENTENSE 910
EA20302522
RC BLACKBIRD C129
A A R TEN X 7008 S A RC BLACKBIRD Y129 KCC 459 OF 292 - 341 KCC 451 OF 340 - 309
KCC 615 OF 459-45
TCF LADY BURMA DUBO 470J4
C10486506
TCF LADY BURMA DUBO 470E2 G A R MOMENTUM KCC 470 OF 475-281
Town Creek Farm In-Herd Indexes BW WW Actual Year Ultrasound
Age
CEI
GI
FI
CI
Actual
Weight
FAT IMF REA/CWT of Dam
1.00 0.58 0.29 0.83 40 lbs. 613 lbs. 1255 lbs. 0.30 6.71% 1.25 2 Years
EPDS Expected Progeny Differences
Heifer
Cow Indexes
CED BW WW YW MILK TM CEM SC REA IMF Preg Stay Wt. TI FI 12.7 -3.3 23.0 59.0 9.0 21.0 3.68 0.38 0.56 0.81 5.22 2.64 5.84 4.89 3.89 TCF INTEGRITY 70L6 PHN: 70L6 DOB: 8/22/2023 Bull-AI Brangus(Angus 69% Brahman 31%) Polled R10544421 TCF INTEGRITY 4861A3 CCR INTEGRITY 355S4 3
TCF INTEGRITY 4861F7
CCR ALI WYETTE 4861T9
R10378039
TCF ALI WYETTE 4861C3 CCR SLEEP EASY 46T3 CCR ALI WYETTE 4861N3 TCF INTEGRITY 956F9 TCF INTEGRITY 13C
TCF ESTON 70J12
TCF MS CARRIE 956Z5
R10486521
TCF ESTON 70G9
BRB RAPID REWARD 99W11 TCF ESTON 70W13
Town Creek Farm In-Herd Indexes BW WW Actual Year Ultrasound
Age
CEI
GI
FI
CI
Actual
Weight
FAT IMF REA/CWT of Dam
0.55 0.18 0.23 0.21 70 lbs. 566 lbs. 1160 lbs. 0.26 3.88% 1.20 2 Years
EPDS Expected Progeny Differences
Heifer
Cow Indexes
CED BW WW YW MILK TM CEM SC REA IMF Preg Stay Wt. TI FI 3.2 -2.0 6.0 13.0 6.0 9.0 3.67 0.42 -0.03 -0.06 0.71 2.04 -9.77 0.39 4.77 TCF RAPID REWARD 788L2 PHN: 788L2 DOB: 8/24/2023 Bull-AI Brangus(Angus 74% Brahman 26%) Polled R10545001 BRB RAPID REWARD 99W11 MC JOHN WAYNE 165N3 4
TCF RAPID REWARD 263F
MS BRINKS LEAD GUN 99S79
R10378019
TCF BIRDIE 263C
CCR PATHFINDER 70Z2 BRB BIRDIE 263U CCR INTEGRITY 355S4
TCF INTEGRITY 13C
TCF CINDA 788E6
TANNER CHRISSY CLOUD 13A
R10360351
TCF CINDA 788C2
CCR PATHFINDER 330L TCF CINDA 788A3
Town Creek Farm In-Herd Indexes BW WW Actual Year Ultrasound
Age
CEI
GI
FI
CI
Actual
Weight
FAT IMF REA/CWT of Dam
0.64 0.30 0.20 0.64 75 lbs. 580 lbs. 1235 lbs. 0.30 4.37% 1.31
6 Years
EPDS Expected Progeny Differences
Heifer
Cow Indexes
CED BW WW YW MILK TM CEM SC REA IMF Preg Stay Wt. TI FI 5.0 0.3 7.0 23.0 7.0 11.0 2.72 0.75 0.25 0.07 3.98 2.59 -2.18 1.01 4.38
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